Sentence examples for is role from inspiring English sources
noun
A character or part played by a performer or actor.
- My neighbor was the lead role in last year's village play.
Another new technique is role playing.
Raised by schoolteacher parents, smooth on court and in boardroom, Carter is role model-ready.
"What we're lacking in this area is role models," the prince said.
The first is role of undergraduate major and early labor market experience in the decision to attend graduate school in a particular field.
One of the most useful tools for teaching this curriculum is role playing, creating small dramas to illustrate the various steps.
Part of their unwritten job description is role model; indeed, this burden falls even more onerously on politicians now that so many other forms of leadership, such as church figures, have lost significance.
Yonemoto suggests not just that all portraiture is role-playing, but that all roles are fluid and available.
One of the most used AC paradigms is role-based access control (RBAC), in which access rights are determined based on the user's role.
When the imagination is role-playing as God, one is caught between the yawning ordinariness of being and another inrushing experience, of seeing, where it is as if one were being penetrated.
We find that type is role-dependent, such that a higher WTP and a lower WTA – the combination most conducive to efficient trade – is obtained with a weaker legal remedy.
The alteration in the inner lives of Shakespeare's characters around 1600, as evident in "As You Like It" as in "Hamlet," bears his mark — as in Jaques's speech on the seven ages of man, which very much resembles Montaigne's insistence that life-living is role-playing.
